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15 December 2014: LSE London's latest book explores |Migration and London's Growth| On 15 December, LSE London launched their most recent book, a collection of papers on the impact of migration on London's economy and the lived experience of the city's workers and residents. The publication is also the final report of LSE London's HEIF5 project on Migration and the Transformation of London.|
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11 December 2014: A public lecture with Yiannis Boutaris, Mayor of Thessaloniki| Mr. Boutaris will give a lecture titled 'Local governance in times of crisis: lessons for Greece from the City of Thessaloniki'. The event is free and no pre-registration is required. It will be held in the Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House, at LSE from 18:30-20:00 on the 11th. More information on the event can be found here|.
10 December 2014: Accelerating residential development in London - what could 'change the game'?| As part of our HEIF5 Housing in London: Addressing the Supply Crisis| project, LSE London hosted a debate and expert panel on 10th December about accelerating residential development in London. The panellists - David Lammy (MP for Tottenham), Jo Negrini (Executive Director of Development and Environment, Croydon), Chris Hamnett (Professor of Geography, King's College London), Paul Cheshire (Emeritus Professor of Economic Geography, LSE), and Fran Tonkiss (Director of LSE Cities) - were asked to respond to the following question: what are the two or three changes/innovations that you think could 'change the game' and accelerate new housing production in London? More information about the debate can be found on our project website.|
3 December 2014: HEIF 5 Workshop - Maintaining and increasing the supply of private rented housing in London| A group of experts including operators of large private rented sector developments, academics and representatives of landlords, real estate consultancies and NGOs met at the LSE for a workshop on maintaining and increasing the supply of PRS housing in London. The blog post that summarises the key themes from the discussion can be accessed here.|
2 December 2014: HomeAway UK publishes LSE London report on the economic impact of holiday rentals in the UK | Kath Scanlon, Emma Sagor and Christine Whitehead co-authored this report on the economic impact of the holiday rental sector in the UK. Commissioned by HomeAway UK, the report examines total expenditure attributed to the sector, the estimated annual income of holiday rental property owners in Britain, the business models of these rental operators and major industry trends. The full report can be read here|.
27 November 2014: Christine Whitehead gives public lecture on planning and housing at Bartlett School of Planning| Christine Whitehead gave the second in a series of special public lectures at The Bartlett School of Planning on 27th November 2014 on Planning and Housing – Why the Continuing Tensions? The presentation can be downloaded here.
6 November 2014: Christine Whitehead publishes blog on Lyons Housing Review| Christine Whitehead reflects on the minimal attention given to London in the report recently published by Labour's housing commission. The full piece can be accessed on the British Politics and Policy blog.|
29 October 2014: HEIF5 Workshop - Accelerating new housing production in London| The first thematic workshop in our HEIF5 'Housing in London: Addressing the Supply Crisis' project series was held on 29 October at LSE. It was attended by local borough planners, academics, representatives from RSLs, real estate consultancies and NGOs. Together, the attendees discussed barriers to delivering residential development, practical experiences and best practices for overcoming these barriers. A summary of the workshop discussion can be found here|.
15 October 2014: Christine Whitehead presents at Policy Forum for London's Keynote Seminar| Christine Whitehead discussed 'Progress and priorities for housing in the capital' at Policy Forum for London's Keynote Seminar, which explored the Mayor's housing strategy, social housing, and the buying and rental markets. Her full presentation can be accessed here.|
13 October 2014: Homes for Scotland appoints PRS 'champion' after report from LSE London and CCHPR| Homes for Scotland appointed Gerry More as its private rented sector 'champion' following recommendations from the Dec 2013 report, Building the Rented Sector in Scotland, produced by Kath Scanlon and Christine Whitehead of LSE London and Peter Williams and Kenneth Gibb of the Cambridge Centre for Housing and Planning Research.
13 October 2014: Christine Whitehead presents at GVA London lecture series| GVA's second London lecture series, 'Evolving London,' brings together experts in economics, infrastructure and governance to present their views on the future challenges facing the capital. Christine Whitehead presented at the first lecture in this series, 'A new direction for London's housing.' Her presentation can be accessed here.|
HEIF 5 Debate and Expert Panel: Accelerating residential development in London - what works?| 10 December 2014
HEIF 5 Workshop: Maintaining and increasing the supply of private rented housing in London| 3 December 2014
HEIF5 Workshop: Accelerating new housing production in London |29 October 2014
Christine Whitehead Presents at Policy Forum for London's Keynote Seminar| 15 October 2014
Christine Whitehead Presents at GVA London Lecture Series - 'A New Direction for London'| 13 October 2014
Brazil-EU Social Housing Sector Dialogue - London Seminar| 25 September 2014
Christine Whitehead Presents at Camden Federation of Private Tenants Meeting |24 September 2014
'Housing in London: Addressing the Supply Crisis' Project Launch| 17 September 2014
Roundtable on Private Finance for Social Housing| 15 September 2014
Brazil-EU Social Housing Sector Dialogue - Brazil Seminars| 1 -6 September 2014
Melissa Fernandez travels to South Asia as part of the Urbanisation Migration Nexus Project, funded by DFID |August 2014
Kath Scanlon and Melissa Fernandez offer two sessions on Co-Housing at the RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2014| 27 August 2014
London and Global Cities: Governance, Planning and Design| 30 June 2014, LSE Executive Summer School, Co-Lead by LSE London's Tony Travers
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Migration and London's Growth - Final report of LSE London's HEIF 5 project on Migration and the Transformation of London led by Christine Whitehead, Ian Gordon and Tony Travers |Edited by Ben Kochan (15 December 2014)
The economic impact of holiday rentals in the UK |A report for HomeAway UK by Kath Scanlon, Emma Sagor and Christine Whitehead (2 December 2014)
Lyons and London: Labour's latest housing review should not ignore initiatives in the capital| British Politics and Policy Blog by Christine Whitehead (6 November 2014)
Alternative housing could be the answer to London's housing crisis| British Politics and Policy Blog by Melissa Fernandez (8 October 2014)
ENHR Special Edition of the EMF Monthly Newsletter |Co-edited by Christine Whitehead (11 September 2014)
Rent Stabilisation: Principles and International Experience| A report by Christine Whitehead and Kath Scanlon for the Borough of Camden (10 August 2014)
A lifestyle choice for families? Private renting in London, New York, Berlin, and the Randstad| A research project by Kath Scanlon, Melissa Fernandez, and Christine Whitehead for Get Living London (June 2014)
House prices: Same street, different property market| Kath Scanlon's commentary featured in BBC Business (3 June 2014)
Re-evaluating the Greenbelt will deliver more homes |ResPublica Blog by Christine Whitehead (27 May 2014)
Book Review: 'The Affordable Housing Reader' by Tighe and Mueller| Review written by Kath Scanlon (6 May 2014)
Migration into London is spilling into towns outside the Green Belt| British Politics & Policy Blog by Kerwin Datu (1 April 2014)
Tackling the Crises in Housing Provision |A talk by Christine Whitehead to the British Irish Council Ministerial Meeting (October 2013)
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A portrait of summer in Finland
Pia Rousku is an artist who lives on Korpo, an island next to Nagu. She curates an annual outdoor exhibition of art in the woods near her home. The pieces are shown along a path that is supposed to be walked without shoes. 'I wanted people to feel nature under their feet,' she says. 'It's something they're not used to.'
Being barefoot does somehow make you more vulnerable and receptive to the art. The moss feels spongy and cool underfoot. Discreet signs shepherd you between a dozen artworks which you come upon unexpectedly. Arja Maarit Puhakka's Once Upon a Time is a doorway made out of columns of unbound books. I think it must be about the power of books to transport the reader, but it also alludes to the paper's previous life in trees.
Another of her installations illustrates the geological history of the island. Blue lines around tree trunks indicate the sea level 2,000 years ago. A small cairn of white stones shows all that would have been visible above the waves.
The archipelago is still rising from the sea – a slow-motion reaction to being compressed by glaciers for millennia in the last ice age. In Swedish, there is a dizzying number of synonyms for the word 'island'. A helpful local jots down a partial list for me – ö, holme, kobbe, skär, grynna – and quickly comes up with 14 different words. Whether or not this is the biggest archipelago in the world depends on whether you count each grynna or sunken rock as a separate island. But what is undeniable is that there is more than a lifetime's worth of islands to explore here.
'It took me a long time to realise how special this place is,' says Kaj Arnö, as he paddles a kayak across the bay of Pensar Syd, in the south of Pensar, an island six miles from Nagu. Kaj is an internet entrepreneur who spent much of his childhood here. He's also a kayak enthusiast who organises events around the archipelago.
He leads a group of visitors out from the beach at Pensar Syd in rented kayaks. The sea water is dark jade in the sunshine and turns navy blue when the sun goes behind a cloud. After an hour or so of steady paddling, we reach an uninhabited island called Duvholm and eat a picnic on its sandy beach: salmon from the smokehouse on Nagu, pickled herring and the distinctive island bread – a soft, dark rye sweetened with malt.
The short distances between many of the islands make it perfect for this kind of day trip. But, on the way back, the wind has freshened and the swell is bigger. I'm a fairly confident kayaker, but my boat suddenly seems unstable in the water. I hurry ahead to get to the lee of Pensar, then realise I'm all alone. I paddle back 500 metres. Two of the kayaks have capsized. Luckily, the water is warm and, with some assistance, both of their occupants are able to get back in. Later, back in Pensar, sitting around a table piled with crayfish and with their mobile phones drying out in bags of rice, they laugh about their mishaps. But it's a reminder that the sea can't be underestimated.
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Everyone knows and loves Dropbox, and with build 18.104.22.168, its Android version is about to get even better. For now it's but a preview -- a "forum build," by official Dropbox terminology -- though we'd expect that to change soon, as in my experience it seems quite stable.
The main addition here is "optimization" for Android 4.0, presumably consisting mainly of performance tweaks. Additionally, the update features:
- support for foreign languages
- quick offline access to files ("favorites")
- the ability to bulk upload photos and videos
- the option to rename files and folders
- single-tap access to all file and folder actions
- an improved gallery
- uploading from and exporting to local storage
- the obligatory bug fixes
Samsung has finally made an official statement regarding its plans to upgrade current handsets to Ice Cream Sandwich (Android version 4.0), and the short list is indeed quite short:
- Galaxy S II (including AT&T LTE version)
- Galaxy Note
- Galaxy R
- Tab 7.0 Plus
- Tab 7.7
- Tab 8.9
- Tab 10.1
Updates will start with the Galaxy S II and Note in Q1 2012, but that time frame likely applies to world versions of the phone, so those with American carrier-branded versions of the GSII will probably be waiting a little longer.
After all the rumored release dates, and Verizon's best efforts to sweep this phone under the carpet, the Galaxy Nexus for Verizon is real. It's real and I have one.
I picked it up on launch day at 8am, at a pretty busy Verizon store. I went on a long Ice Cream Sandwich bender, and now I'm here to report my first impressions.
First off, forget all that technical Pentile stuff.
- Download the OTA Package
- Rename it to update.zip
- Copy it to the root of the internal storage
- Power off the device, hold Volume Up and Power to reboot into the bootloader
- Select "recovery," then hit the power button
- Once the warning triangle appears, hold the power button and hit volume up
- Select "apply update from /sdcard" and choose the update.zip
- Once the process is finished, simply choose "reboot system now"
Once it reboots, BAM!
Looks like the incremental updates for Android 4.0 are rolling along nicely at this point - the VZW Galaxy Nexus received the update to Android 4.0.2 yesterday, and now Google has announced version 4.0.3. As you may expect, it crushes many bugs that have been found in current builds, along with throwing some optimizations into the mix.
This update will also bring some new goodies to the table for developers in the form of new APIs:
There must be something weird going on with manufacturers lately - first Huawei released an alpha build of ICS for the Honor, and now Sony Ericsson (soon to be just Sony) has released an ICS ROM for certain unlocked Xperia devices, including the Arc S, Neo V, and Ray.
Since it's an alpha ROM, it's not made for day-to-day use, as it is limited to just a few functions at the moment.
An early version of the Ice Cream Sandwich ROM built by Samsung itself and complete with TouchWiz has been leaked today to the folks at SamMobile. They've quickly put together this video to demonstrate exactly what Samsung has been cooking up for the upcoming update - and that would be a whole lot of TouchWiz on top of the beautiful ICS UI we've been admiring so far:
Ever since I got the SGS II in the U.S., I don't mind TouchWiz as much (though those click sounds make me cringe every time), but it's kind of starting to look and feel old compared to Ice Cream Sandwich itself.
Motorola has already let us know that it will be bringing ICS to most of its high-end devices, and now we have the details of what goes on behind the scenes to make an update like that happen. The blog post explaining the process gives a good look at the whole shebang, from start to finish.
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We've seen plenty of el-cheapo Android tablets hit the market in the last several months - most of which are running a phone version of Android, with no access to the Market or other Google products. Looks like MIPS Technologies is in the game to change the way we look at budget tablets, as it just announced a $99 ICS tablet. Yeah - $99. With ICS. Soak it up.
The 7-inch tablet is equipped with a 1GHz single-core MIPS-based XBurst CPU, and has the features we've all come to expect from a modern tablet, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, dual cameras, HDMI out, and microSD card slot.


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This is the climate in which sexual addiction is born. In a sense, it is similar to the addiction to junk food. A person goes on eating more and more junk food because such food appears to offer the nourishment needed by the body, but in fact robs the body of needed nutrients. And because the person feels undernourished, they seek more and more of the junk food, hoping that by having more, they will find the satisfaction they seek. It becomes a vicious cycle.
There is a wonderful book written by a former sex and porn addict, called 'the sex god - No Mud No Lotus', by Ben Belenus. He finds his way into balanced sexuality through the practice of Tantra with his love partner. Tantra is indeed a masterful way to discover both sexual and spiritual fulfilment.
The door to fulfilment is found, when we return to our original, spontaneous nature. This can be achieved by unwinding our stresses and emotional repressions back to their origin, which may be painful childhood memories or rigid belief systems. We can then learn to release emotions directly, through a deep primal scream, or pillow beating, or other forms of guided emotional let go. When we learn emotional fluidity, our sexuality no longer has to function as a conduit for our neurosis. We can then begin to enjoy natural and free flowing sexual pleasure. The body has it's own wisdom for sexual expression, and in a balanced person, this is connected to love and spirit.
We have only one energy, and this one essence flows through all that we are, body heart mind and soul. Sex is a very joyous celebration of being alive, in deep communion with another human being and with the whole of creation. Allowing the river of life force energy to flow through us in a multidimensional way brings pleasure, gratitude and bliss to our lives.
If you suspect that addiction to sex may be harming your relationships and covering up some deep-seated emotional issues, it may be time to explore the path of Tantra. Tantra can transform not just your enjoyment of sex, but of everything that life has to offer.


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2 and that we may be rescued from wicked and evil people, for not everyone has trust. | 2 And pray that we may be delivered from wicked and evil men, for not everyone has faith. |
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2 "Why are your robes red, and your garments like theirs who tread the wine press?" | 2 Why are your garments red, like those of one treading the winepress? |
3 "I have trodden the wine press alone, and from the peoples no one was with me; I trod them in my anger and trampled them in my wrath; their juice spattered on my garments, and stained all my robes. | 3 "I have trodden the winepress alone; from the nations no one was with me. I trampled them in my anger and trod them down in my wrath; their blood spattered my garments, and I stained all my clothing. |
4 For the day of vengeance was in my heart, and the year for my redeeming work had come. | 4 For the day of vengeance was in my heart, and the year of my redemption has come. |
5 I looked, but there was no helper; I stared, but there was no one to sustain me; so my own arm brought me victory, and my wrath sustained me. | 5 I looked, but there was no one to help, I was appalled that no one gave support; so my own arm worked salvation for me, and my own wrath sustained me. |
6 I trampled down peoples in my anger, I crushed them in my wrath, and I poured out their lifeblood on the earth." | 6 I trampled the nations in my anger; in my wrath I made them drunk and poured their blood on the ground." |
7 I will recount the gracious deeds of the Lord, the praiseworthy acts of the Lord, because of all that the Lord has done for us, and the great favor to the house of Israel that he has shown them according to his mercy, according to the abundance of his steadfast love. | 7 I will tell of the kindnesses of the LORD, the deeds for which he is to be praised, according to all the LORD has done for us-- yes, the many good things he has done for the house of Israel, according to his compassion and many kindnesses. |
8 For he said, "Surely they are my people, children who will not deal falsely"; and he became their savior | 8 He said, "Surely they are my people, sons who will not be false to me"; and so he became their Savior. |
9 in all their distress. It was no messenger or angel but his presence that saved them; in his love and in his pity he redeemed them; he lifted them up and carried them all the days of old. | 9 In all their distress he too was distressed, and the angel of his presence saved them. In his love and mercy he redeemed them; he lifted them up and carried them all the days of old. |
10 But they rebelled and grieved his holy spirit; therefore he became their enemy; he himself fought against them. | 10 Yet they rebelled and grieved his Holy Spirit. So he turned and became their enemy and he himself fought against them. |
11 Then they remembered the days of old, of Moses his servant. Where is the one who brought them up out of the sea with the shepherds of his flock? Where is the one who put within them his holy spirit, | 11 Then his people recalled the days of old, the days of Moses and his people-- where is he who brought them through the sea, with the shepherd of his flock? Where is he who set his Holy Spirit among them, |
12 who caused his glorious arm to march at the right hand of Moses, who divided the waters before them to make for himself an everlasting name, | 12 who sent his glorious arm of power to be at Moses' right hand, who divided the waters before them, to gain for himself everlasting renown, |
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I have a Dell Inspiron N4010 Processor : Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 CPU M 380 @ 2.53GHz RAM : 4 GB Physical Memory. Windows 7. I just ran Secunia and it revealed a few programs that needed updating. I updated chrome and firefox, and then went on to click the SEcunia link to update Microsoft Core XML Services (MSXML). When I then click to download XML Services, I got some program called Driver Restorer (partnered with Microsoft). Once I ran the file, it scanned the laptop and revealed 22 drivers that needed updating. Of course, then they want a fee. This is the program: http://landing.driverrestore.com/4101/01/en/thankyou.php I'm inclined to think I should not download/ purchase a license to have this program update my drivers. (Although if there is such a program that's trustworthy, I would be interested in a safe, comprehensive way to update my drivers). I always thought I could trust Secunia and it's links to update programs. So I"m not sure how or what this driver restorer is and how it piggy-backed? on XML services. I'm very careful about those check boxes they automatically fill in. Anybody know what this program is? I had actually wondered about another problem that just started on this laptop the other day. The screen (not a touch screen) does not always display - or it's too light - or has lines. Like an old tv that's not properly tuning in the channels. In this process, sometimes I can't find the cursor or move it. I ran antivirus, antispyware, ccleaner, updated programs and rebooted. It's better now but not great. At least I can find the cursor. If I touch the screen it sometimes help the screen to display the picture clearly. So is this a failure in the display? and it's just dying and there's nothing I can do? Is it possibly a driver? I had hoped that updated java would fix it, but it didn't. Thanks. |
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From what you've described, my reactions are: The program you're using (Secunia) is unnecessary. I wouldn't spend another second using it or opening it. Programs update themselves. Driver Restorer sounds like a come on, I'd delete it and pay no further attention to it. If a driver needs updating, the periodic update sessions from MS will handle it. If your PC is working adequately with its hardware, the topic of drivers can be ignored. Java has nothing to do with the display's general performance. Maybe some part of the screen or what controls it is failing? Is your PC going into some kind of a sleep cycle, does the screen brighten if you touch a key? Maybe you should take the PC to a repair shop or replace it if it's old? |
If the screen is too light when it's on battery power you might check the power settings in control panel. I agree, dump Secunia it's not needed and has proven it's unworthiness to be on your computer by delivering junk to you. If you have a concern that an app needs updating and it has not alerted you to that fact, usually you can check for updates in the Help menu inside the app. Drivers rarely need updating unless a component is malfunctioning in some way and I would get any driver updates directly from Dell. |
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Aide Mendez went on a shooting rampage after fighting with the father of her kids, which led to her suicide after she made a bizarre video of herself smoking meth. The victims include her two children, their father and a cousin. This truly makes me sick. Get the latest details on the tragic California murder-suicide here…
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A woman who shot her two children, their father and a cousin before committing suicide took video of herself on her iPad as she smoked methamphetamine prior to the killings, police said today. The apparent murder-suicide by 23-year-old Aide Mendez began Sunday morning when she argued with the father of her two children, 33-year-old Eduardo Lopez at their Central Valley, California apartment.
Police arrived to find Lopez outside the Silver Lakes complex with knife and gunshot wounds, said Lieutenant Mark Salazar, homicide commander for the Fresno Police Department. They heard a muffled shot from inside the first-floor apartment and discovered Mendez had killed herself, her boyfriend's cousin, Paul Medina, 27, as well as her two children, 17-month-old Aliyah Echeverria and Isaiah Echeverria, three. The boy was found dead on the scene, Salazar said. Police tried to resuscitate the girl but she later died at the hospital.
Lieutenant Mark Salazar said:
'We do know that drugs played a key role, but we don't know to what extent. She was seen prior to the shooting smoking methamphetamine. She recorded herself on an iPad showing her and Paul Medina smoking meth. We know the power of meth. Her actions just seemed bizarre; her mannerism, the way she was moving her hands and her facial expressions.'
Salazar said, noting other drugs may have been involved but that it would take weeks before the toxicology reports were complete. He also said the time stamp on the iPad video would have to be tested but preliminary information indicated it was recorded within a few hours of the murder.
Lopez remains in critical condition at Community Regional Medical Center with stab wounds and a gunshot wound to the neck, Salazar said. A seven-year-old girl who was a family friend was staying overnight in the apartment, but escaped unharmed.
Authorities said today they had yet to piece together a motive, but said family members reported that Mendez had lost a baby several years ago, and was still grieving over the loss. Police recovered three firearms in the apartment; two of them used.
Jesus Gonzalez told KFSN-TV, an ABC affiliate in Fresno, that shortly before 7am on Sunday he heard gunshots and then a pounding on his door. He opened the door to find Lopez bleeding profusely. Gonzalez said:
'I opened the door and he fell in front of me, and I take him and I pull him inside.'
He said that before he could drag Lopez inside, Mendez tried to pull him back outside again. He then shouted before Aide Mendez ran off:
'Hey, what happened, what happened?'
The family lived in the back of the gated apartment complex, which has neat lawns, trees and a children's playground. Neighbors said there was no indication of violence between the couple before Sunday's shootings.
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Say what you will about Bristol Palin, she's a quick study. It didn't take her long to master the ways of her elders on the censorious right and decide that personal circumstance and past error needn't prevent someone from claiming righteous leadership. Uncle Rush must be proud.
Soon after President Obama stated support for same-sex marriage, Bristol publicly weighed in. Because, you know, the world was on tenterhooks.
In a blog post she focused on the reference that Obama made to his daughters — and to the same-sex parents of some of the girls' friends.
"It would've been helpful for him to explain to Malia and Sasha that while her friends (sic) parents are no doubt lovely people, that's not a reason to change thousands of years of thinking about marriage," wrote Bristol, making her heady debut as the new Dr. Spock for a nascent millennium. She added that "in general kids do better growing up in a mother/father home. Ideally, fathers help shape their kids' worldview."
Fathers like ... Levi Johnston? It's with him that she conceived her child — out of wedlock, at the age of 17 — and by most accounts, his relationship with her and the Palin family isn't any warmer than Juneau in January. A mother/father home is not what he and Bristol have succeeded in creating.
What's more, she has made sure that their son, Tripp, will at some point be treated to a worldview-shaping image of Dad as something akin to a date rapist. That's the description of him immortalized in her memoir, one of her many efforts to monetize her surname. It recounts the loss of her virginity as a result of getting drunk and blacking out in the company of Levi, who pounced. What a gift that narrative is to Tripp, now being hauled into a TV reality show, "Bristol Palin: Life's a Tripp," already in production. Little children are known to thrive in such environments.
I hesitated before picking on Bristol because she's an easy target. It's like shooting moose from a helicopter flying low over the tundra.
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29 And those passing by were speaking evil of him, shaking their heads, and saying, `Ah, the thrower down of the sanctuary, and in three days the builder! | 29 Those who passed by hurled insults at him, shaking their heads and saying, "So! You who are going to destroy the temple and build it in three days, |
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16 It forces everyone—the small and great, the rich and poor, the free and slaves—to have a mark put on their right hand or on their forehead. | 16 He also forced everyone, small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on his right hand or on his forehead, |
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No more hard sell! Four steps to make your newsletter create a dialogue with readers.
I made a presentation at last week's ClickZ E-Mail Strategies. I'll share part of it today for those who couldn't attend the event.
My talk focused on how newsletter publishers can avoid being just another interruption in a prospect's day by providing content the reader wants, needs, and seeks out. In doing so, not only do you let your prospects sell themselves, you'll also demonstrate you're prepared to participate in their lives in a meaningful way. For we newsletter publishers, this means changing our communications philosophy -- what we say and how we deliver information. The result is a dialogue of equals.
What does a dialogue of equals mean? It means going beyond the one-way communication most marketers have adopted in e-communications. It means tuning into behavioral differences, into how prospects react to the online marketing that flows into their lives and how it affects their overall online experience.
Most online marketers continue to use a one-way methodology. They throw something out there and wait for the sale. Prospects want to be sold right off the bat, but one-way communications just won't get the job done. Building trust and confidence a customer can rely on will.
I've shared many of my thoughts on this topic already, but to make the point in my presentation, I came up with a very good test I think all publishers should take from time to time. Take it yourself now. You might be surprised by the answers.
Are you holding a one-way e-conversation with your readers?
If you answered "no" to more than just a couple of these questions, admit it: You're a one-way marketer.
Understand you're not listening, not responding. You've not yet aligned yourself with your readers' online behavior, experiences, and expectations. You most likely still send campaigns rather than manage email conversations.
This is getting you nowhere fast, isn't it?
Change Your Ways
The quality of listen-and-respond communications can take an email dialogue far beyond selling, advertising, and marketing. With a very customer-focused approach to messaging, content, frequency, segmentation, and metrics, you can begin to create a dialogue of equals. You will truly understand where the prospect is in the buying process. This will demonstrate you're listening to readers, not just to the sound of clicks.
Another huge benefit of dialogues of equals is your newsletters will be less spam-like.
Ways to start a dialogue of equals with your readers:
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I'm so glad his hair is short again. All is right in the world again.
I'm so glad his hair is short again. All is right in the world again.
He's so sexy. If he had some blonde chest hair than i would be a stain on the floor.
The Hottest Clip Ever!!!
HOTTIE!!! Alan Ritchson & 3 Other Football Jocks Race in Jock Straps with a Cookie between there Butt Cheeks in "Blue Mountain State"
Sweet ass!
Yea his ass is pretty nice
I'd let him open those cheeks up wide and sit his sweet hole on my lips
Wow that's hot.
Nice asses! Love the milk n cookie wholseomess of the situation.
lmao! that was funny at the end
He is probably the perfect specimen, albeit predictably obnoxious. The part where he ate the cookie though, didn't see that coming.
The moral to this story always make sure you have clean ass. Never know what you might find up there. Love jocks and there jockcups.
He's so hot!
came across this little gem the other day
He is no fucking annoying on that show
But i'd let him sit on my face any day
I love seeing a hot guy in a jockstrap.
A low quality clip of the cookie race is on youtube: [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEPDqrcBmE8"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEPDqrcBmE8[/ame] and megavideo: http://www.megavideo.com/?v=NHU58FAR
I would have absolutely no problem eating a chocolate cookie after it had been stuck between Alan's hot butt cheeks. He would be welcome to get on all fours so that I could lick out any remaining chocolate that might have rubbed off on his crack or buns. As a token of my appreciation, I would tongue fuck his sweet asshole for as long as he wanted
He's so hot!!! Both my husband and I want him right bad.
One fine ass!
Nothing defines the male body like jockstrap.
I posted a bunch of bulge pictures of him in the Smallville thread.
Oh thank God...I thought the thread title said "Alan Rickman Jock Strap!"
Now this "Alan Ritchson," while I've never heard of him...pretty fucking hot!
He is very beautiful
There is something so irresistible about him!
Alan has such a hot ass. I'm getting hard at the thought of that thong between his cheeks and rubbing against his asshole.
He's hung like a horse! Would love to worship that cock for a day or more...!
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world class ass. i wanna wear it as a hat.
Wow what a hot ass and he's kind of cute
He is hot, isnt he?
Is there anybody who doesn't want his ass lol
Wow! Between his handsome face, his sexy smile, that nibble worth booty & his clearly big headed cut dick - I think I'm in love!
Anybody know if alan ritchson is gay?
Sorry to disappoint fellows, but I can assure you he is not gay!!!
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Of the Grand Hyatt's many notable restaurants, Tidepools is definitely the most tropical and campy, sure to appeal to folks seeking a bit of island-style romance and adventure. Private grass-thatch huts seem to float on a koi-filled pond beneath starry skies while torches flicker in the lushly landscaped grounds nearby. The equally distinctive food has an island flavor that comes from the chef's advocacy of Hawaii Regional Cuisine and extensive use of Kauai-grown products
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BATON ROUGE, La (City of Baton Rouge) — In the wake of a third-place finish by the Lady Tigers and a fifth-place finish by the Tigers in the final team standings at the 2012 NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships last weekend, the LSU Track & Field teams are ready to kick off the outdoor season on Saturday with a trip to the Ragin' Cajuns Track Stadium in Lafayette for the Louisiana Classics.
The action is set to begin at the Ragin' Cajuns Track Stadium at 10 a.m. CDT in the field events, followed by the first events on the track at 2:30 p.m. after a brief opening ceremony.
While the Tigers and Lady Tigers competing at the NCAA Indoor Championships over the past weekend will remain in Baton Rouge to rest during the team's outdoor opener, Saturday's meet is sure to give quite a few of LSU's athletes an opportunity to get off to a fast start for the outdoor season.
Live results for this year's Louisiana Classics will be available online at www.ragincajuns.com [1]. Full meet results and a complete meet recap will also be available at LSUsports.net following the event.
"The Louisiana Classics meet always gives many of our athletes an opportunity to go out and compete for the first time each season. It's important because it gives them a chance to show us what they can do early on," said LSU head coach Dennis Shaver. "We also have a chance this weekend to rest our athletes taking part in the NCAA Championships last weekend after what has been a long indoor season.
"This meet is always an important step for both our teams as we make that transition. Our plan is for all of our athletes to see some action next weekend when we host our first meet with the LSU Relays."
Each year, the Louisiana Classics features strong performances from members of the LSU's throws group competing in events that are not offered indoors, including the discus and javelin throws.
Senior Samia Stokes, who is one of the nation's premier discus throwers returning to the NCAA ranks for the 2012 season, is just one LSU standout ready to make her outdoor debut on Saturday afternoon. The 2011 SEC Outdoor discus champion is the two-time defending Louisiana Classics champion for the event after opening the season with marks of 166 feet, 1 inch in 2010 and 177-4 in 2011.
Fellow senior and 2012 NCAA Championships qualifier Brieanna Kennedy will also lead the LSU throws group this weekend as she makes her outdoor debut in both the hammer and discus throws. Kennedy set personal records of 191-3 in the hammer and 159-0 in the discus a season ago.
The Tigers feature a strong group of discus performers of their own, led by returning SEC Championships scorer Daniel Obioha, who claimed seventh place in the event at the SEC Outdoor meet a season ago. Heralded freshmen Rodney Brown and Jeremy Tuttle are set to make their collegiate debuts in the event.
The LSU javelin throwers will also have their first opportunity to compete in 2012 as the group is led by a returning All-SEC performer and NCAA Championships qualifier in senior Aaron Moore.
Moore was an All-SEC performer during his sophomore season in 2010 after earning a runner-up finish at the SEC Outdoor Championships with a seasonal-best mark of 226-8. Moore then followed by recording a lifetime PR of 228-6 in the event with his seasonal-best effort in 2011. He has competed for the squad at the NCAA East Preliminary Rounds in each of the last two seasons.
Joining Moore in the men's javelin will be fellow senior and SEC scorer Ryan Roubion and Tuttle as they see their first action in the event for the Tigers of the 2012 outdoor campaign.
Among those leading the Tigers and Lady Tigers on the track during the event are senior Robert Simmons in the 400-meter dash, junior distance standout Laura Carleton in the 800-meter run and sophomore sprinter Shermund Allsop in both the 100-meter dash and 200-meter dash.
LSU's heralded freshman class is also a feature of Saturday's events on the oval as both Aaron Ernest and Trevor Sansone compete for the Tigers in both the 100-meter and 200-meter sprints and Chanice Chase (200 meters), Samantha Levin (400 meters), Montenae Roye-Speight (200 meters, 400 meters) and Kendra White (200 meters, 400 meters) line up for the Lady Tigers.
In addition, freshman Alex Gochenour is slated to compete in four events Saturday as she takes part in the 100-meter hurdles, 200-meter dash, high jump and long jump while preparing to make her anticipated collegiate debut in the heptathlon at the Texas Relays in just two weeks.
After competing at the Louisiana Classics in Lafayette this weekend, the Tigers and Lady Tigers are set to return to the Bernie Moore Track Stadium in Baton Rouge as they play host to the LSU Relays being held March 23-24. They then make their annual trip to Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin, Texas, to compete at the 85th Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays from March 28-31.


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I dont' like the fact they have changed so many menus around the world to almost the same thing either. Now drinks! That seems easier but not fun for the customers!
EEP! I am hearing rumors I hope are not true.
Has anyone heard what WDW has started doing in the last month? I've heard that they are doing away with speciality drinks at the various lounges and restaurants and opting for basically the same drink menu all over the resort.
This can't be true...can it? How are people supposed to do the Monorail Tour if all the lounges on the monorail are serving the same cocktails?!?!
i didn't get bleeped!
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I dont' like the fact they have changed so many menus around the world to almost the same thing either. Now drinks! That seems easier but not fun for the customers!
The menus irritated me too, but now they are doing it to alcohol. What next....the same decorations?!?! Where's the incentive to try different places on return trips to WDW if I can get the same steak dinner served with the same martini at any place on property?
P.S. If they touch the Kungaloosh...
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Well since they are doing it to the restaurant menus, it wouldn't surprise me if they do it to the drink menus in the lounges. It's sad that they are taking away all individuality , I look at it as being the equivalent of taking all the mom and pop (or individually owned) stores away from downtown areas and flood the areas with all the same old mall stores. As responsible Disney fans we should start a petition. Disney we want you to be Disnified again!!!! (still can't find Mickey smilie)
I can't believe they're making all the drink menus the same, the whole point of different resorts and lounges is the theming, why would they theme things so differently then make all the drinks the same?
"There is more treasure in books than in all the pirate's loot on Treasure Island."
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Okay, I was at the Polynesian for Happy hour 2 times in the past month, and we had a different menu the second time. The second time the menu was a LOT smaller and there were some drinks missing, but the Polynesian still had all their speciality drinks. They did have a speciality Year of A Million Dreams drink which was ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS. I really want another one. :-)
So the menu was smaller, they didn't offer any of the Pleasure Island drinks on the menu anymore. They also had a new menu cover with a martini glass made out of stars. It was cute.
I will check out some of the other resorts, I'll see if we can move our happy hour next time. :-)
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I was at Animal Kingdom Lodge a few weeks ago and they still had their specialty drinks, thought I had to ask for it.
If we can dream it, we can do it! ~ Walt Disney
WOW! Just learned something new....had no idea about the "Monorail Tour". Sounds like something new for my hubby & I to try on our next disney WITHOUT the KIDS!!!!!
This is your badness level.
It's unusually high
for someone your size.
I suppose it all comes down to cost... having the same drink menu across the board means keeping a very specific inventory instead of a specialized one. It scares me to think how unimaginative WDW will be in 30 years when my son is taking his children.
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What is the monorail tour?
Hic* it's when you *hic* get on the *hic* monorail *hic* and go to *hic* the three resorts *hic* and order their *hic* specialty drink. *Hic* The only problem is *hic* the monorail *hic* goes in a circle *hic* and sometimes you *hic* forget *hic* where you are *hic* supposed to *hic* get off. *hic*
They call me "Nana"
One thing about the Monorail Tour....THERE IS NO PUKING ALLOWED!!!
Like T-Nina said, you ride the monorail grabbing adult beverages from the lounges of the resorts on the monorail. Its "easier" to do that than it is going around the World Showcase.
always plotting, planning, and looking forward to our next adventure...
Ahhh... a good old fashioned pub crawl.
Good times, good times....
~ Valerie
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Geometric Series - Problem 4
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Sometimes when people have bank accounts, they deposit one lump amount and leave it. Others deposit a fixed amount every year- and that is the case we look at here in "repeated investment" problems. The first term in your sequence should be the amount of money in the account after the first year's interest is paid. From there, use the interest rate, r, as a decimal and n as the number of years to find the total sum of money in the account after a certain amount of time.
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